davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

edged. with therest, from 3 to 81 per cent.
There We're no large failures, and the two
hours during Saturday allowed for business,
closed with q better feeling than they
opened. '
at South Norwalk, Conn, Aug. /, a
q young lady walking along the road to
" killed. A man named Starr Keller, while
sitting IN his boat, was struck and his eye
sight totally. destroyed. H.
The largest steamboat in the world is
to be built for the Fail River line. 1t will
be called the Puritan and will be 404 feet
long at the water limo. She will have 355
state rooms will cost $500, 1000 and will be
finished in May, 1889.
Pardaw Warsley, noted Union spy
Of the late war, died at Foster Brook, n Y
on the 9Th His favorite plan was to trave
within the confederate lines as q peddler.
he was chiefly employed by Gen. Butler and
Gen. Augur.
July 81, was hot day in many por-
tons of the country; eight deaths from sun,
stroke were reported at Philadelphia, Pa,
and number at New York city, where 1e
unattended persons died.
On Tuesday there were II cases Of
heat prostration reported in Brooklyn, OF
| which two were fatal. -Four cases Of sun.
stroke were reported in New York, on1
being fatal.
Mrs. Cleveland with her mother and
an aunt, are at Marion, Mass, the guests OF
Gen. A. w. Greeley, of the signal service
who has summer residence there.
The stallion Norwood Chief, aged
10 years, valued at $4,000 and owned by
Willis, of Patterson, N. j., dropped dead at
Elmira, N. Y, Thursday.
In fit of jealousy Geo. Whelsteen,
aged 70 killed his wife aged 80 and himself,
at Bridgeport, Conn, on Monday.
At Syracuse, N. Y, the Frazer &
James iron foundry, employing $50 men
was destroyed by fire Aug. 4.
At Portsmouth, N. H., the Democrat
made clean sweep in the municipal cleo
ton August g.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

R. L. STEVENSON is again seriously
IL at Bournemouth. This, following
upon his prolonged and alarming i'll
ness while staying with Prof. Colvin in
London a few months ago, emphasizes
the apprehensions With which many of
his friends and admirers regard his pro-
posed American visit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

Pope Leo XIII, is about to found an
international college for literature, in
whichthe italian poets and authors will
be studied in an especial manner.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

QUEEN VICTORIA is going to institute
an order of literary merit, consisting of
twenty knights, fifty knights COM
panions, and 100 companions. Her
Majesty is now taking counsel with a
number of the leading literary men of
England.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

MANUEL BARRIENT and wife of Mata-
moras, Mexico, recently celebrated the
eightieth anniversary of their wedd ing.
The husband is 1O2 and the wife So.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

ME-. RICHARD T. BOOTH, the tenn
perance advocate, has returned to Bos-
ton from a seven-years' tour around
the world. In the course of his labors
he has induced more than million
person 10 sign the pledge. He is about
to set out for another foreign cam
paign. s.:.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

A VOLUME Of poems By Louise Mich
Ell, the famous Anarchist, will soon be
published in Paris under the title '.Lo
Oceaninnes." :: s y $> ii a Min S.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

the clocks and frightened che people, but
'didno farther harm. aa. %t5
Banker Drexel, through Con. Fair
child has rendered the g. A. r., the Mount
McGregor cottage in which Gen. Grant
died. Is. .,tE..<l. ~. :"
At Yates Center, Kansas, Maggie
sheehan, aged IS, standing in the yard,
was struck by lightning and killed. u.
| A hotel, several stores and shops,
in all % buildings, were burned at Bowling
Green, Wood Co., Ohio, on the 4th. -.
Gen. Sheridan will attend tho re-
union of the Army of the Tennessee, at
Detroit Mich, Sept. IA, and Is.
Senator Sherman of Ohio with
several Ohio. Congressman has gone to
Alaska. =" T..
The Wells & French car shops at
Chicago burned Saturday; loss $4,000.
The public debt reduction for july
will be about five millions .
Six men were killed in an election
light at Manchester, KY.
Kentucky Republicans made gains OF
II, 307 in 36 counties.
July immigration was the heaviest
but ono on record.
McGarigle is at tho St. John home
stead in Ontario.
Congressman Robertson, of New
Orleans, is dead.
Many people are dying from starva-
ton in Panama
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

The late Mrs. James P. Scott, of
Philadelphia, was reputed to wear the
finest jewels in that city. Her diamond
necklace was said to be worth fully
800. 600.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

The last society function of the sea-
son was the Goodwood races. These
brought together host of aristocrats,
and made one of the most brilliant
assemblies of the kind ever seen. The
Prince of Wales and the Princes AL;
bert Victor and George caused a ire
E : ~ - Z
mendous sensation by appearing at the
races in tourist costumes, which were
to emphasize the matter, light suits, in
stead Of the accustomed morning dress,
The same neglige' state of costume, or
some of similar character, is being
adopted by other society men, and
promises to become very general
mode Of dress among tho5e who arc
supposed to set the fashion. :~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

EDWIN ARNOLD has in press a new
volume of poems. One of these, In
an Indian Temple y is dialog between
an English Official. a Nautch dancer,
and a Brahmin priest, erlbodying some
Hindoo metaphysics and moral ques-
tons in light lyrical setting, full of
original colors. 1t will be published
in the autumn by Tryinber. *.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10
NOTES OF THE TIMES.

FORTY years ago Robert Bonner was
foreman of theNew York Mirror at4$Is
per week. & To-day he is worth $1,000
900. Z Z 5$ s.:3sss#5&& ~$ah :>% @%$%5 ,s'%1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10
A conference of Roman Catholic Bish-

the Washington rink, Minneapolis, Friday
between Patsey Cardiff and Pat Kllen.
At the end of ten rounds the contest was
declared a draw. In the second round
KilleN broke finger of his left hand, but
continued the contest with vigor and
spirit. Both men were in good condition
with good humor throughout. -,
A Dakota dispatch of Monday re.
ports the killing of Anton Lonsted, a farm
hand at HARDWOOD, by lightning, and OF
Henry Bahr, also by lightning, at Daven
port, while his employer, John Homer, was
stunned and had a horse killed. Hail did
Cross, Mrs Bishop, Robert Lester and E. v
Mcknight at Mapleton and William Eggert
7. j. Erdman and many others near Daven.
port and Leonard. s'ss%''@
Mathew ties, fifteen years of age was
arrested with a companion, Philip Hanke,
at the Winona Il st. Peter depot at Winona,
Mimi, on telegram from Chaska. The
boys were runaways from that town, and
$22 and the other boy $10l. They said that
the runaway had been carefully planned
and half dozen companions expected to
20 with then,} hut could not make it work.
The father OF ties took him home. =.
The July report for Dakota Of Stat
istician Sheridan shows that the average
crop Of the territory viii be good and salts
somewhat from local storms, from gophers
and insects. The following is the per cent,
for July: Corn 80, Spring wheat, s.,
Spring rye, 90, Oats, Sc, Barley, S.,
s., Potatoes, 105, Sorghum. 8, Sugar Cane,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

-. r : 7-77 ~ 81 !
MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT;
wAsHBuRN : GORDON Publishers
NOTES OF THEsTIA1Es.
FORTY years ago Robert Bonner was
foremsn of theNew York Mirror ats$Is
per week. To-day he is worth $4,000
900. ss.5 s.sHs%$, q In q, ~ # Hin I; :H
A VOLUME Of poems ~ Louise Mich
Ell, the famous Anarchist, will soon be
published in Paris under the title .'.Le
Oceaninnes." :. y s>s. 81 =, Efs!=*3
KARL PEARSON of University College
will publish, tn trough .Unwin, a~volume
of essays expressing views Of an ad-
vanced King on social questions.
Pope Leo XIII, is about to found an
international college for literature, in
whichthe Italian poets and authors will
be studied in an especial manner.
MANUEL BARRIENT and wife of Mata-
moras, Mexico, recently celebrated the
eightieth anniversary of their wedd inc.
The husband is 1O2 and the wife 96.
The late Mrs. James P. Scott, of
Philadelphia, was reputed to wear the
finest jewels in that city. Her diamond
necklace was said to be worth fully
100000.
QUEEN VICTORIA is going to institute
an order of literary merit, consisting of
twenty knights, fifty knights COM
panions, and 100 companions. Her
Majesty is now taking counsel with a
number of the leading literary men of
England.
ME-. RICHARD T. BOOTH, the tenn
perance advocate, has returned to Bos-
ton from a seven-years' tour around
the world. In the course of his labors
he has induced more than a million
person TO sign the pledge. He is about
to set out for another foreign cam
paign. ..:..
A BLUE book on the land proprie-
torship of Russian Poland has just been
issued. It shows that of the foreigners
holding land in Poland 5000 are
Austrians and 29,370 are Prussians.
One thousand of the Prussians are
large landowners and $50 are manu-
facturers. &C" -.
r. L. STEVENSON is again seriously
I'll at Bournemouth. This, following
upon his prolonged and alarming ILL
ness while staying with Prof. Colvin in
London a few months ago, emphasizes
the apprehensions With which many of
his friends and admirers regard his pro-
posed American visit.
AN immense migration movement
is proceeding in Central Russia.
Peasants and farmers are going in large
numbers to Western Siberia, where
free pasture and arabic lands abound.
The movement threatens to resultin a
serious agricultural crises. 1t is re-
ported that the Government is about to
stop the migration. = .
EDWIN ARNOLD has in press new
volume of poems. One of these, In
an Indian Temple is a dialog between
an English Official, a Nautch dancer,
and a Brahmin priest, erlbodying some
Hindoo metaphysics and moral ques-
tons in light lyrical setting, full of
original colors. 1t will be published
in the autumn by Tryinber.
The last society function of the sea-
son was the Goodwood races. These
brought together a host of aristocrats,
and made one of the most brilliant
assemblies of the kind ever seen. The
Prince of Wales and the Princes AL
bert Victor and George caused a tre-
! -
mendous sensation by appearing at the
races in tourist costumes, which were
to emphasize the matter, light suits, in
stead, of the accustomed morning dress.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10

Three lumber yards with seven mil
lion feet Of lumber and sawmill property,
two houses, stables,A "a large warehouse of
general merchandise and Is cars of grain
on track, burned by incendiary fire at Ev-
ansville, Ind, Aug. 3, Loss 900, insur-
ance 100000.
Hundreds of acres of farm land have
been burned over in Manhattan township,
near Joliet, Ills, owing to drouth. A good
deal of timber is ruined. All the creeks
and small streams are dry.
= Miss Josie Holmes tho Cincinnati
Fidelity Bank clerk, held under demand
for 10000 bail has been released upon her
own promise to appear when wanted, it she
should ever be wanted. = Y : 4 #@
The Austin and Fredericksburg,
Texas stage coach was robbed Friday
night, near Dipping Springs, by highway.
men who rifed the mail, after binding and
gagging the driver. =
Between ~ and / o'clock Monday
morning shocks Of earthquake were felt at
st. Louis, Mo-, Nashville Tenn, and Evans.
vile, Ind, continuing from to 30 seconds
Mccoy, tho Haversmith, Ohio,
saloonkeeper, who assisted in the killing OF
DR.. Northrup, q leading Prohibitionist, last
May, has been given life sentence.
.!Rf&
Pittsburg, Pa, had a $3.50, 900 fire in
yoling two glass factories, and a furious
rain and wind storm doing considerable
damage on Sunday. ~. E. 5s
Cairo, Ill, was shaken up by q
touch OF earthquake, Tuesday. Il stopped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
ON THIS FLOOR

We arc also prepared 10 display tho new fall
styles and winter styles Of PLUSH WRAPS
and COATS:
STOCKINET JACKETS and RAGLANDS:
PLAlDS, aud sOlid effects ia all the new shapes
th0t win be popular during the coming
rue.u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

BOYS EXTRA SIZE and very heaYy-in black
only-z2c.;
LADIES' FULL REGULAR-fancy styles--dark
colOrs al isc.;
MEMS FULL REGULAR, unblesched, at l,Xc.
pair;
CHILbRRN's FANCY STYLES, imported, at
l2Hc. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

v,ORsALE.- MY HEALTH BEING
rad. I offer for sale tho RETAIL DRUG
AND PRESCRIPTION STOKE NO. ~ east Main
eSsnce sisua tor young druggist seSir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
OurSbecla/ Bargains

MAY BE FOUND N EVERY DEPARTMENT.
WE SPECIFY SOME OF THEM:
REMNANTS Of "a PILLOW. COTTON worth
lJc. for &C..
REMNANTS Of best Observation-Disclosures
REMNANTS Of - UNBLEACHED COTTON
worth Sc. for &c.;
REMNANTS OF UNBLEACHED COTTON worth
&C.. for Be-;
RESINANTs Of best INDIGO PRINTS worth
Sc. for DC:
TUKKIsH-BATH SOAP worth 5or. for 3Oc.
dozen:
Best quality s6-inch ALL-WO0L sACKlNG
worth SOC. for 40c.
Best quality CENTURY CLOTH worth l0c. for
SLc.;
TUBKIsH-BATH TOWELS, SO inches long.
worth 20c. for l2kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

PROFESSOR q. A. KASS. 517
EAST BROAD sTsEET, Is DOW ready to
i1s.,ve unpiIsfor PIANO and ORGAN. Enssm-
iee,, ~ ,,,s Ting 4and-s handed. Only the highest
,psss Of music taught, Is beethoven. Mozart.
cpopln. MsndslssohD. sc. Care 0f Walter ID.
usses. bi4 Main street. and Manly b. Ramos.
s.rP M ain street. se s5-irU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

xEIss MARY e. RICHARDSON
N will open SCHOOL FOR YOUNG chill
nRRN OCTOBER Sd al the residence OF her
seetth and yenable streets 80 so-ir'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
CURTAIN sCRIM.

II your time has any value in it you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
E OH EN- s.
MOURNING dress FABRICS.

Nothing new nor anything old with good.
oId-fashioned merit, but what is placed on sale
in our house. The English beat the world in
dying black. We know 1t by experience. You,
the consumers, are cur guide. b. Priestley &
Co. arc one Of the most reliable msnufacta-
rers. Our dealing with them is direct Every.
thing made by thom is on sale at our house.
The Henrietta, Convent Cloth, Melrosc, Drap
de Alma, Ravenna, ladies' Cloth, surah Twill.
English Twill, Csmels-Hair Cloth, Real India
camePs Hair, Imperial Grape. Alys Cloth,
Armure Stripes and Figures. Not one among
these has the fault Of fading. Those blacks
don't fade. Perfect black at FIRST perfect to
the end-ten years II you Ike; they've been
tried. Our prices are those next to the manu-
fscturer. There is no pront to the middle
man.
Nuns vois In Gil wool and also silk warp
entirely new, never shown before. Deep
woven borders at the end, narrow border all
round. We show every size and quality tho
maker offers. Price from 800 to s7sc.
In Colored Dress Fabrics Of all descriptions
We are showing the handsomest and largest
stock ever offered by our house.
COHEN BROTHERS,
FOURTH AND BROAD.
[so e5l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
DANcsNe-scHooL.

MISS MARY THAw RE- On
WI OPENS HER DANCiNG-sCuOoL ~
OCTOBER isT az Monticello Han, on *
proad between sixth and Seventh strsefs-
on saturday from i0k 10 O'Clock and
on Wednesday evening from Sk 10 q O'Clock.
Her night ciaes, known as the Ivy Ger
man, viii meet Thursday nights at me Same
hall. can Dc seen on tho above DAYS at tbe
hall or at otLer times as si7 south Fourth
street. 30 civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT
QR pQRTIC PRINTING.

OFFIcR oP SUPERINTENDENT
or PCBLIc PRINTING.
RICHMOND. VA, September "a, 1887. }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this ONCE until SATURDAY.
Ociohhh :. 1857, for tho PRINTING AND
BiNpiNG OF THE CODE OF VIRGINIA"
biduers VIII be furnished with specifications
anu specimen pages showing tho type required
ON application 10 this oflce.
h,o, ~ he same time and place. proposals
800 ERAMs esrao. 81 POUNDS. WHITE SUPER
cALkSDERED BOoK-PAPER; 100 reams
70 60 delivered wilhin ten days and the bal
sncs within three weeks from the date OF
Ihe light Is reserved OF rejecting any OF ell
pias. A. X MICuu.
- sz Superintendent Of Public Printing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
(96}{EE3SS}

Carpets. Compliments come thick enough
TO confuse us. No such stock was ever shown
In our city. They were selected from the
choice things Of the world. II it's true that We
smile with those who smile. you will flnd 1t dif-
Gcult to avoid smiling with the new beauties
that designs and coloring have shaped into
fioor-covering TO make home pleasant and CON-
Portable.
The Administer, the Moquettes, the wiltons,
velvcts, Body Brussels, and Tapestry Brussels
are all arrayed in line OF competition as TO
which Is entitled to the choice for dexterity in
design.
This lie tho time you want these goods, and
this is the time to mako special prices.
The ever-llked and everlasting MoQuettes In
their seeming endless variety, and at prices
lower than they have ever been before, are re-
presented in patterns and shading that are
stronger than ever before.
Brussels in Biggelow's, Hartford, aud other
good makers. Brussels does not mean Tapes
try Brussels with us. They run from 6Oc.
yard. Not cosy TO tell one from another when
down. The Tapestry backs may be color
printed, too, Ike real Brussels. Tery likely
some Of you have bought Tapestry for Brus-
sels. sop,e tricky dealers will tell you that they
are as good as any. Only low grade Of Tapes
try. Don't trust your eyes and ears alone;
know the house you deal with as to quantity
and quality.
Biggelow and Hartford Body Brussels si.2j
yard. Other good makers from 99c. yard up.
velvets from sJc yard. Wilton Velvet from
t1.e5 q yard. Ingram from 3.c. a yard. All
the best makers are represented here, such as
the Lowels, Sherman. oskville, and others.
wear. The profits are nominal sum In every
'
'''1' u O." u '''''' ~ - ''' '''''
'p'''"' '"'' - Mugs ''''' ''' '''' WIS "''''
''"' =" '1e''
o'A' -''"'' III ''''
''A'' '''''-'' ~
Wax 'i'''''' III ''''~
''-''' '''0 '0' ~
OA' '''' '''-' -''' - s"'-' '''''' ''
pe'"oen'
ingram DIusse'S III III si@o7'
'u'o mugs III or'sn'' "'i" 'oiO'iuso ~ -''''
'oA~' 'H'no7 '' VIC
mus We p'siH ~ 'iio IL" s'"''' u"'" w
reach 'ne nnes' u uoH'''''' VI 'o'''s"'
y" '''' = '''''''' ''''' ~ -
= ''''' '-''''' ''s'' - 'Ss''' "1- W ''''
'''''' e
''''''
''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

DICHMOND ACADEMY OF DE-
HI SIGN, 5l7 EAST BROAD STREET,
PROFESSOR KASS has arranged classes for
PAINTING IN OIL and WATER COLORS
branches. Tsrms moderate. Models FREQ.
so 25 tts
MISS MARY Il. WARREN WILL
.Ifl open ascH00L FOR LITTLE BOYS AND
GIRLS At No. bi6 north Sixth street SEPTEM-
BKR 20, 1857. 80 s5-Su, Tu, Th1Ssit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
SHOWN BY Us THIS SEASON.
LACE CURTAINS

AT 5OC ON THE DOLLAR.
An enormous quantity OF those goods bought
at auction enables US 20 make tho most extra
ordinary prices. For instance:
3-yard White and Ecru Lace Curtains, real
value on which Is 81. %. at Csc. pair:
Tape Bordcred Curtains, full width, at fl.l5-
real value 81 80;
AtsI.7 75 we give you a Curtain that would be
good value AZ $50, while at t2.l0, s2.i7, g,
S375, and 81 i3 We offer goods worth moro
than double the price asked.
FOR THIS WEEK
VIC give TO every purchaser Of Lace Curtains to
the value Of 50 a handsome Brass-Trmmod
Cornice Pole free Of cnarge.
CURTAIN LACE.
We have n worry cheap line OF tho above (also
from an auction sale) in White and Ecru, to De
sold much below value.
CARPETS.
II you arc thinking Of buying Carpets this
aeasOn and want 20 save q few dollars on them
come IN and inspect our stock before making
We have hemp CsrpeHas at IS 81, 10, end2as.
ynrd:
Cottage Carpctlng at 10 and 2Jc. n yard;
Ingrain Carpets at 2, 25 ~, 80, 30, AZ, 80, AMI
COO yard;
Extra Supers az c. and 55c;
3-Ply OF 50 n, ana 0Oc.:
Brussels al 81, ~, O., 90 40, 9Oc.. and 81 yard
A nice limo Of Art Squares aud Felt Druggets
very low.
TAPESTRY AND SMYRNA RUGS
in tho newest designs at lowest prices.
DOOR MATS
at 75c., a., aud sl.25, extra heavy.
OIL-CLOTHs.
Latest designs and coloring5 from 25c. per
yard up. ,u.-,,.o.,
at less than cost 70 close oct.
WINDOW-sHADES.
H. IL . fa
A handsome 6-foOt. dado-border, Fringed Win
dow-Shado at Coo. This shade ls well
worth e..
BLANKETS.
White Blankets at s1.tO, sl.75. SECS. s9.75. $780,
s4.9o, sLg7. 1900 SO per pair, and upwards
Gray and Rcd Blankets In all grades.
BUsTLES.
Buying direct from tho manufacturers, We
are enabled to offer Bustles very low this sea-
son.
&c. will buy ono OF our spiral-wire Bustles that
formerly sold for IS. Better grades pro-
portsnately low.
GENTLEMEN's NECKWEAR.
An elegant line Of sstin-Lined Scarfs worth
Our usual 25c. grade has been reduced 70 19c
Windsor Scarfs at 10, 20, and 25c.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, AND vELyETS
are this season shown Ia creator abundance
than ever.
The new shades in TwiIls, Diagonals. serges,
Cashmeres, Furots, &c, are all shown by
US.
JERSEYS.
A new lire Of Jerseys has Just been opened by
us containing many new and pretty styles.
FLANNELS.
White. Scarlet Gray. aud Blue Flannels In all
widths and grades.
0 RI MITTEI D0pEER
527 BROAD STREET.
fac 1SSu Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
DIE. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.
lse 2SSu, ,Tu&Thl
A DAY AT

FCRU WHITE PILLOW sHAMs sos. a pair:
WHITE LACE CURTAINS, three yards long.
WHITE LACE CURTAINS, three yards long.
KoRT IT, TAPE Ia BoRDERED CURTAINS, three
and a half yards long, 81. ~ pair worth Sc:
WHITE TAPE BORDERRD CURTAINS. three
and a half yards long, si.6s par-a regu-
lar $3.50 curtain:
RCRU TAPE BORDERED CURTAINS, three
and half yards long, ii.9s q pair-neyer
EcRT TAPE BokDERED CURTAINS. four
yards long. at s2-4s pair-would DO cheap
EcRU TAPE BoRDRRED CURTAINS. three
and halt yards long, at ss.S7 Apair--a bar
ECRU TAPE BoRDERED BRUSSELS NET
CURTAINS. three and half yards long
at faSS worth IS pair, and would be cheap
MADRAS CURTAINS. three and half yaris
long, at si.Ss and s2.4sa palr-iust half
EXTRA rhsl' VIDE MADRAS CURTAINS, four
yards long. at sa7s pair-never sold less
ELEGANT TTkhBoURLACE CURTAIRs, four
yards long. at ss2ss pair worth so a pair
at the lowest valuation:
ELEGANT TAMBoUR LACE CURTAINS. four
yards longs, ssi0s pair-a regular $50 ar.
coIoRkD SsSi TURKISH TOWELS for Tides at
is, ~. 22, Is. 30, IS, and 4ec.
sPLAsHEs, BUFFRT scARFS, TRAY
sCAKFs, BUREAU SETS, DoiI1Es, aud
other fancy stamped Lisens;
new assortment FELT MANTEL LANBRE-
GUMS;
Rare bargains In BLEAcuED TABLE pA-
Mask at 10 %, 70, 70, 80, soc.. o., and up to
s3ayard;
BLEAcn DAMAsK TOWELS at lie apiece
worth &c.
LEVY q DAVIS